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Re: Endometrial ablationFrom: John Hellriegel (jhellrie@pce.net)Thu Jan 30 18:39:38 1997
Endometrial ablation From: Arthurfree@aol.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ........... About six months after the procedure, she began --------------------------------------------------------------------------- having light, short menstrual periods again. At the time of the --------------------------------------------------------------------------- procedure, she had been reassured that she would NEVER (hate that word) need contraception again. Question: Since this lady obviously has some functional endometrial tissue, does she need effective contraception at this point? Arthur Freeland, MD Warrensburg Missouri --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reply: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- This patient definitely needs effective contraception. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I believe that most of the ablation experts recommend that a tubal be performed at the time of endometrial ablation, unless, of course, she already has a tubal. I am not aware of case reports of pregnancy after ablations, but the potential complications are numerous. I would recommend a tubal to this patient.
-- John Hellriegel, Jr., MD, PhD Buffalo, NY jhellrie@pce.net
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